Stepped Triangle and Volute Motifs
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Stepped Triangle and Volute Motifs

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The stepped triangle and volute motif symbolizes the Andean agricultural cycle. The triangle represents mountains, sources of water, and may also depict a temple or terraced structure, signifying power. The volute signifies rivers descending to the coast, nurturing valleys, and might also represent a canal. These motifs adorned Mochica temple ramps, where fertility rituals were performed.